$785 /month including tire/wheel insr and taxes
Should i get better buyout deal???
car now has 27k and 7 months to go.And I was gonna buy it ,any Opinions?
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never deal with sold friend

How is it going with the fuel pump issues? Idk the buy back value of the 335 is the worst so think about it, you buying it out will deff get your money's worth over the years but with that comes problems if your under 100% warranty and don't expect to get a decent amount of money for it once your sick of it go for it but personally ill get sick of the car and im already expecting to get the 2012 M3 after my lease if over in 2014...

How is it going with the fuel pump issues? Idk the buy back value of the 335 is the worst so think about it, you buying it out will deff get your money's worth over the years but with that comes problems if your under 100% warranty and don't expect to get a decent amount of money for it once your sick of it go for it but personally ill get sick of the car and im already expecting to get the 2012 M3 after my lease if over in 2014...

Thank you,
-Allan

I was gonna buy this one for once since I like it and its a good ride plus i am kind of tired payin those high lease numbers BUT HPFP really got me thinking and concerned.I did not have any problem with it yet unless bit of cold start 2-3 sec crank is to be called failure dunno really.kinda waitin warranty still on who knows but my mind leans toward M3 just for the sound of those pipes lol cheers all bmw Freaks

Shouldn't ever give money down on a lease. My uncle has worked for several high-end dealerships , and always says it's money in the trash.

Not entirely true. In most cases yes; but not in all. One reason is putting money down on a lease is money that is always lost forever. If you wreck the vehicle, you are not getting a single dollar back of that down payment. If you spread the down payment money over the term of the lease, then you would have consumed that amount proportionally over the months that you had the vehicle before you wrecked it. A general rule that I follow is to never put down over 2-3K for a lease just to stay on the safe side. That amount should reduce your payment by about 100 bucks which in my case was very favorable. Different approaches for different people...